Trust Me, These Are the 5 London Fashion Week Trends We'll Actually Wear
Over the past five days, British brands have been showcasing their fall/winter 2021 collections as part of this season's digital-only London Fashion Week. It looks a little different than usual (there are no spectacular venues, no street style, no audiences whatsoever), but this does mean that the focus is solely on the clothes and creativity. There is certainly no shortage of creative imagination in this city of ours. If I were to sum up the season in one collective theme, it would be "all of the clothes we haven't been able to wear for the past 12 months." Think ball gowns, sequins, feathers, wildly impractical boots, and skirt suits.
While many of us won't be wearing the tulle gowns and sequin mermaid dresses, there are some items that I am certain will translate into our wardrobes come September. After a year of sweatpants, we'll all certainly be ready to dress up. After looking through all of the lookbooks, there are five trends, in particular, that I'm sure will have an impact on how we get dressed.
You don't get much more British than tartan and checks, and designers such as Molly Goddard, Bora Asku, and Colville played with red, heritage tartans. Kilts at the ready!
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Cutout details have been bubbling up for several seasons, and it's only going to get bigger for autumn/winter 2021. This black Eudon Choi jumper with cut-out details at the neckline is one of the items our team was most excited about this fashion week. Simply perfect.
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Next party season will be an opportunity to really have fun with our outfits, and no-one does party dressing quite like 16Arlington. This feather-trimmed little black dress is as fabulous as it gets.
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After a year of working from home in jogging bottoms, many of us will be craving tailoring and designers such as Eudon Choi and Emilia Wickstead have been playing with suiting. This Yuhan Wang floral-embellished skirt suit really has my heart.
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When it comes to colours, there were lots of greens, oranges and reds, however, this soft icy blue seen above at Roksanda was the most dominant. Think Elsa from Frozen princess dresses.
For more from London Fashion Week, keep scrolling for our favourite looks from the likes of Emilia Wickstead, Roksanda, Molly Goddard and more.
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More Trends We Spotted:
Beautiful Gowns and Floral Embellishment at Simone Rocha
Bright Colors and Spectacular Gowns at Roksanda
Full '50s skirts and Erdem
Suits and Glamour at Emilia Wickstead
Colourful Tulle, Knitted Vests and Tartan at Molly Goddard
Knitwear With Cutouts and Relaxed Tailoring at Eudon Choi
Gowns and Out-There Boots at Mark Fast
Lace, XXL Sleeves and Bows at Bora Asku
Feathers, Sequins and Hangover-Inducing Outfits at 16Arlington
Florals and Romantic Lace at Yuhan Wang
Rainbow Stripes and Red Checks at Colville
Puff-Sleeve Dresses and Matching Sets at Palmer Harding
Next up, 31 full-length jeans that actually cover my damn ankles.
This post originally appeared onBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK.
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